
Ore Mugam Parkiren Male Lyrics
From the movie Amarakaviyam
Ore Mugam Parkiren Male Song Lyrics is the track from Amarakaviyam Tamil Film – 1981. This song was sung by டி . எம். சௌந்தர்ராஜன். The music was composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
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Hmm mm mm mm mm ho oo ooo Selvamae
Orae mugam paarkkiren eppodhum Orae kural ketkkiren ippodhum
Orae mugam paarkkiren eppodhum Orae kural ketkkiren ippodhum
Andha kodaiyil megam vandhaalum Ilam vaadaiyil thendral vandhaalum
Unnaithaanae nenaikkiren
En aasaiyin oonjalum neeyae Adhil aadidum kanavugal neeyae
Adhil thaanae vaazhgiren …
Selvamae Orae mugam paarkkiren eppodhum
Orae kural ketkkiren ippodhum
Nee paadum geetham nee thandha ragam
Nee sollum paadam en vaazhvil vaedham
Naal dhorumae aadhaaramae nee allavoo
Naal aayiram aaraadhanai naan seiyavoo
Selvamae Orae mugam paarkkiren eppodhum
Orae kural ketkkiren ippodhum
Nee endhan vaanam naan angu neelam
Nee endhan vaasal naan angu kolam
Paalaaru naan thaen aaru nee poomandramae
Kaaanavittaal aaradhammaa en nenjamae
Selvamae Orae mugam paarkkiren eppodhum
Orae kural ketkkiren ippodhum
Song Meaning & Analysis
This song is a profound declaration of unwavering love and devotion. The singer expresses an all-consuming affection, stating that their beloved is the sole focus of their sight and hearing, regardless of the changing seasons or circumstances. The lyrics beautifully portray the beloved as the very essence of the singer's desires, dreams, and existence, emphasizing a deep emotional dependency and spiritual connection.
The song further elevates the beloved to a divine status, describing their words as sacred teachings and their presence as the fundamental support of life. The singer's adoration is so complete that they question if a thousand acts of worship would suffice. The imagery of the beloved as the sky, doorstep, and a source of abundance (river of milk, river of honey, flower garden) underscores their irreplaceable role, concluding with the poignant thought that without seeing them, the singer's heart finds no peace.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is the singer of Ore Mugam Parkiren Male?
Ore Mugam Parkiren Male is sung by டி . எம். சௌந்தர்ராஜன்.
Which movie is Ore Mugam Parkiren Male from?
The song Ore Mugam Parkiren Male is featured in the movie Amarakaviyam.
Who wrote the lyrics for Ore Mugam Parkiren Male?
The lyrics for Ore Mugam Parkiren Male were written by Unknown with music composed by M. S. Viswanathan.
Is English translation available for Ore Mugam Parkiren Male lyrics?
Yes! Ore Mugam Parkiren Male lyrics from Amarakaviyam include line-by-line English translation, English transliteration, and native Tamil script on Lyricsverse.
What is the meaning of Ore Mugam Parkiren Male lyrics?
This song is a profound declaration of unwavering love and devotion. The singer expresses an all-consuming affection, stating that their beloved is the sole focus of their sight and hearing, regardless of the changing seasons or circumstances. The lyrics beautifully portray the beloved as the very essence of the singer's desires, dreams, and existence, emphasizing a deep emotional dependency and spiritual connection. The song further elevates the beloved to a divine status, describing their words as sacred teachings and their presence as the fundamental support of life. The singer's adoration is so complete that they question if a thousand acts of worship would suffice. The imagery of the beloved as the sky, doorstep, and a source of abundance (river of milk, river of honey, flower garden) underscores their irreplaceable role, concluding with the poignant thought that without seeing them, the singer's heart finds no peace.
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